I don't think they are. I've already filled a ZFS pool almost to the brim with no adverse effects.
> The centering will continuously nudge you towards what it decides is the center of your lane. This. It's not just beeping; if it thinks you're moving too close to the edge of the lane, it will steer the car to the…
> IIRC, veering from the lane is the cause of most collisions, so it makes sense to have this. My dad's Toyota has this. The issue is it seems to have a hard time actually centering itself in the lane, so it'll just…
It takes ages to cold boot. My desktop is ok-ish, but it doens't matter since I only use it occasionally. My old HP laptop had a slow-ass BIOS that I was convinced had some kind of bug. I replaced it with a brand…
Single-family homes are built out in the suburbs. In the city proper, they build multi-story buildings. There are SFH inside the city limits, but these are old, and I'm not aware of any such new developments. But the…
Why has it been broken? I’m running secure boot on all my machines with my own certs. It works fine. Whatever ms and hp / Lenovo do with their certs doesn’t affect me, since I only have my certs installed. Except on a…
> So, what do you actually want? This. Also, not everybody wants the same thing, so there's no single universal solution. I live in the big city because I enjoy going out dancing, having a drink at a bar with a bunch of…
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I don't understand what you mean by your first point. The delete button I was talking about is in Outlook running in a browser: https://i.imgur.com/k4ejdw4.png Pressing the delete key on my keyboard brings this up:…
> 1. You can't run all the rules on your inbox to sweep the piled up email after a weekend reboot. No such option while it is still present in the legacy native Outlook. I'm not sure what you mean. I have rules running…
> You can not take a zpool out of a QNAP system and access it on another system with ZFS. Too bad... I always wonder why companies do this...
> QNAP supports ZFS filesystems Do they have ecc on those models? Do you have an example model on hand?
IME running the new outlook in an actual web browser (through outlook.office.com) is waaay faster than the heavy (heh) client. Bonus points for it running fine on Linux, too. I understand there are some missing features…
I think that when you have an MS account with the automatic online key backup, BitLocker is actually turned on automatically, and the user isn't presented with the option to back it up elsewhere. You need to know about…
I think the biggest scandal in this whole thing, which isn't talked about enough, is just how much of a joke enforcement of labelling is.
The way I understand it, at least here in France, the complaint isn't exactly that some other random EU country has lax enforcement of the EU laws. Rather, it's about the various trade agreements with non-EU countries…
Indeed. But as a very introverted person, I find it much easier to socialize when it's on my terms. I get to choose where I go, the kinds of people I interact with, for how long. Sure, it's very easy to just "not feel…
Well, my integrated GPU has a hard time with external 5k screens on Windows fairly often. I need to manually install the Intel drivers, which work for a while, but then Windows helpfully updates them to the earlier,…
> Vertical integration matters. If BYD controls much of the chain from the mine to the ship, they’re not paying everyone else’s margin along the way. That can translate into more car for the money. This is interesting.…
Apart from the "maintenance" thing, how are these "untangible"? Needing a restaurant reservation or whatever is not free. This shouldn't be hard to enforce.
Indeed. I have an M1 Pro from work, but I honestly can't stand macOS anymore. The machine itself is great, especially the touchpad. And I love the aluminum body. But I hate that empty window chrome eats up half the…
> Until you need to repair something or change some hardware How often does this happen, though? I have a 2013 MBP that still works perfectly. And I'm not even talking about the screen, which is ridiculously better than…
> if you don't like that car/company, don't buy their product. buy competitors. that will show them much better. I'm all for voting with my wallet, but it gets exhausting trying to be a few steps ahead. And then nothing…
I don't think so. I think usb-c based phones don't need any type of active adapter. For example, on usb-c iphones, I can plug my camera with a c-to-c cable in mass storage mode and it shows up. So I expect a dumb a-to-c…
Didn't you look at the mx trackball? I've had one for ages [0], and it still goes strong. The only annoyance is that I regularly have to clean its base, or a bunch of grime accumulates. --- [0] I don't remember when I…
I don't think they are. I've already filled a ZFS pool almost to the brim with no adverse effects.
> The centering will continuously nudge you towards what it decides is the center of your lane. This. It's not just beeping; if it thinks you're moving too close to the edge of the lane, it will steer the car to the…
> IIRC, veering from the lane is the cause of most collisions, so it makes sense to have this. My dad's Toyota has this. The issue is it seems to have a hard time actually centering itself in the lane, so it'll just…
It takes ages to cold boot. My desktop is ok-ish, but it doens't matter since I only use it occasionally. My old HP laptop had a slow-ass BIOS that I was convinced had some kind of bug. I replaced it with a brand…
Single-family homes are built out in the suburbs. In the city proper, they build multi-story buildings. There are SFH inside the city limits, but these are old, and I'm not aware of any such new developments. But the…
Why has it been broken? I’m running secure boot on all my machines with my own certs. It works fine. Whatever ms and hp / Lenovo do with their certs doesn’t affect me, since I only have my certs installed. Except on a…
> So, what do you actually want? This. Also, not everybody wants the same thing, so there's no single universal solution. I live in the big city because I enjoy going out dancing, having a drink at a bar with a bunch of…
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I don't understand what you mean by your first point. The delete button I was talking about is in Outlook running in a browser: https://i.imgur.com/k4ejdw4.png Pressing the delete key on my keyboard brings this up:…
> 1. You can't run all the rules on your inbox to sweep the piled up email after a weekend reboot. No such option while it is still present in the legacy native Outlook. I'm not sure what you mean. I have rules running…
> You can not take a zpool out of a QNAP system and access it on another system with ZFS. Too bad... I always wonder why companies do this...
> QNAP supports ZFS filesystems Do they have ecc on those models? Do you have an example model on hand?
IME running the new outlook in an actual web browser (through outlook.office.com) is waaay faster than the heavy (heh) client. Bonus points for it running fine on Linux, too. I understand there are some missing features…
I think that when you have an MS account with the automatic online key backup, BitLocker is actually turned on automatically, and the user isn't presented with the option to back it up elsewhere. You need to know about…
I think the biggest scandal in this whole thing, which isn't talked about enough, is just how much of a joke enforcement of labelling is.
The way I understand it, at least here in France, the complaint isn't exactly that some other random EU country has lax enforcement of the EU laws. Rather, it's about the various trade agreements with non-EU countries…
Indeed. But as a very introverted person, I find it much easier to socialize when it's on my terms. I get to choose where I go, the kinds of people I interact with, for how long. Sure, it's very easy to just "not feel…
Well, my integrated GPU has a hard time with external 5k screens on Windows fairly often. I need to manually install the Intel drivers, which work for a while, but then Windows helpfully updates them to the earlier,…
> Vertical integration matters. If BYD controls much of the chain from the mine to the ship, they’re not paying everyone else’s margin along the way. That can translate into more car for the money. This is interesting.…
Apart from the "maintenance" thing, how are these "untangible"? Needing a restaurant reservation or whatever is not free. This shouldn't be hard to enforce.
Indeed. I have an M1 Pro from work, but I honestly can't stand macOS anymore. The machine itself is great, especially the touchpad. And I love the aluminum body. But I hate that empty window chrome eats up half the…
> Until you need to repair something or change some hardware How often does this happen, though? I have a 2013 MBP that still works perfectly. And I'm not even talking about the screen, which is ridiculously better than…
> if you don't like that car/company, don't buy their product. buy competitors. that will show them much better. I'm all for voting with my wallet, but it gets exhausting trying to be a few steps ahead. And then nothing…
I don't think so. I think usb-c based phones don't need any type of active adapter. For example, on usb-c iphones, I can plug my camera with a c-to-c cable in mass storage mode and it shows up. So I expect a dumb a-to-c…
Didn't you look at the mx trackball? I've had one for ages [0], and it still goes strong. The only annoyance is that I regularly have to clean its base, or a bunch of grime accumulates. --- [0] I don't remember when I…